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Met Refuses to
Censor Acts
Of Audience
NEW YORK, Nov. 29 - (JP)
fjreorge A. Sloan, chairman of the
board of the Metropolitan Opera
association, said this week that
opera lovers had suggested the
management ban from the house
"individuals who go to extreme
ends in having themselves photo
graphed" at season openings.
Expressing the concern of the
directors and management- of the
opera association over news pho
tographs of individuals who at
tended the recent opening, Sloan
said In a statement "the manage
ment of the Metropolitan opera
house does not pass upon quali
fications of those who- purchase
tickets. We have no desire to do so.
"We have no desire to say who
hall or shall not attend the opera.
Neither have we a desire to write
code oi manners for the very
few who may need it "
Sloan did not specify what pho
tographs he had in mind, but
pictures which appeared following
recent openings included those of
n evening-gowned, beieweled
matron thumbing her noise and
another woman displaying a leg
which she had crooked over a
table in the opera bar.
Sloan said "the photographs in
question concern individuals and
episodes which were no part of
the opera. They do not represent
the ideals or the atmosphere of
the Metropolitan. On the con
trary such photographs tend to
discredit and injure the institu
tion." Vamlenberg Would
Separate Aid from
State Department
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-UP)-
Senator Vandenberg (R - Mich)
said today he favors administra
tion of the Marshall plan for
European recovery by an inde-
. peiKitrm agent: j,. uiuicu uiiij iu
the state department at the policy
making level.
, The chairman of the senate for
eign relations committee told a re
porter he believes the actual op-
' eration of the proposed recovery
program should be undertaken by
a set of officials completely out-
aide the state department.
am ne maae ii ciear ne sup
ports uie cgnicnuuu ui 0c1.1c1.a17
Marshall that the department must
have a hand in shaping policies
that will help determine the na
ture of American relations with
the rest of the world.
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Sunday. Nortmhw 30, 1947
Jef fersqfi Has
Grid Banquet
JEFFERSON More than 100
persons attended the annual foot
ball banquet in the halls of the
high school Tuesday. The dinner
was prepared by the Prep club,
under the direction of Miss Get
chell and sponsored by the Jef
ferson Saddle club. .
Speakers were Henry Zemlicka,
president of the Saddle club; Paul
Greely, vice-president; Irvine
Wright, chairman of the board of
education; .Rex Hunsaker and
Tom Drynan, coaches at Albany
high school; Junior Wickersham,
past year's captain; Bob.Higgins,
next year's captain; Charlie Frie
tag and Don Reed. Pat Beal was
master of ceremonies. Mat Schuld
was voted the most valuable play
er of the year and received the
trophy.
Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Davis were Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Jenness and family.
Marguerite Looney was a guest
of her brother, M. D. Looney and
family.
At the S. H. Go in home
Thanksgiving day were Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Livingston of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler of
Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd
Duncan of Forest Grove; Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Jones and family,
Mr. and Mrs. William Uppstad
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
B. S. Richardson.
A family dinner was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
McGill Thursday. Present were
Mr. and Mrs. Ted McGill and
family of Junction City, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Y. McGill, Mr. and Mrs.
LeRoy McGill and family, Mr.
and Mrs. LeRoy McGill of Mar
ion, Mrs. Minnie Chanel of Eu
gene, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Helms
and children and Mrs. Florence
Curtis.
Russell Dalton of Dallas has
purchased the meat market and
lockers of Charles and Harry Mc
Kee. He will take a vacation trip
east before taking charge of the
business. Mr. Dalton has been as
sistant county agent of Polk
county. They will live in the Har
ry McKee residence. The McKees
as yet have no definite plans.
4 Persons Die in
Vancouver, B.C
Chinatown Fire
VANCOUVER, B. C, Nov. 29(JP)
Columns of smoke blended with
swirling banks of fog rolling
through narrow, rabbit - warren
streets of Chinatown today, as a
three - alarm blaze destroyed a
three - story building housing
the former Chinese theatre,
bringing death to four elderly
Chinese and causing $50,000 da
mage. Two of the victims were iden
tified as Jay See Yee of of Kam
loops, B. C, and Back Shong Yick
of Vancouver. Identity of the oth
er two still has not been made.
The ancient theatre, flourish
ing when ox carts rutted Vancou
ver streets even before the trail
of '98 beckoned prospectors north,
contained ancient, almost priceless
costumes some irreplaceable
together with relics of the days
when the theatre was the only
link Pacific coast Chinese had
with their homeland.
Keizer Fur Men
Report Winners
KEIZER Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Yunker and Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Gardner returned Saturday from
Salt Lake City where they at
tended the Western International
Fox, Mink and Chinchilla show.
Prizes were received on 14 of the
18 mink which they took for ex
hibition. They won 12 ribbons,
three grand championship prizes,
carrying trophies, and two reserve
championships. Champion
ships were won on their Aleu
tian blue and Arctic blue. Animals
were exhibited at the show from
all parts of the United States as
well as other countries.
Too Late to Classify
VETERAN and wife wish clean, fur
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Hear Erangellst Fey E. Wal
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December 7
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Robbery Suspect
Attempts to Make
Plea in Oklahoma
MUSKOGEE, Okla, Nov. 29(4")
United States District Attorney
Cleon Summers said here today
that Henry Clay Green, an Okla
hotnan arrested last September in
connection with an Oregon bank
robbery, is expected to try in ev
ery way to make his plea in Ok
lahoma. Green was charged in Oregon
with violating federal bank rob
bery laws after the $59,000 hold
up of the Sweet Home, Ore., bank
the largest in Oregon's history.
He later was arrested near his
home in Kingfisher, Okla., by the
federal bureau of investigation.
Green's efforts may become a
test case under a new federal ju
dicial ruling. Previously, an ac
cused man was required to plead
at the same place the charge was
filed. Recently, however, federal
Judges ruled that the plea could
be made in any federal court.
Hubbard Grid
Banquet Given
HUBBARD A ' sports banquet
was held at the school Tuesday.
On the program were four num
bers 'played by piano accordionists
from Wiltsey Salem music studio,
talk by J. O. Russell, brief talk
and introduction' of the football
team by Clare Keltner, a short
skit, , Three Bears with Bonnie
Bridge and Lorene Rose, piano
solo by Marian Davis, a skit "Gath
ering of the Nuts." and "Society
WritefUp" sponsored by Lorene
Rose: Marian Davis welcomed the
guests and, the response was by
PaurShafer.
Decorations were in yellow and
bronze shades with candles in log
holders on a U-shaped table ar
rangement and ; football place
cards. Home Economics class was
in charge of the food; Lorene Rose
and committee, entertainment;
Bernell Sims and committee, dee
orations.
Complete Thanksgiving turkey
dinner was seryed 40. The tur
key was prepared by Mrs. Bum-
garner and Mrs. Barnside. Mrs.
Wayne Bridge and Mrs. Jerry
Myers of the Parent-Teachers as
sociation, assisted. Cynthia Loop,
Doris Shrock and Bonnie Sims,
1947 graduates, served.
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HALLS FERRY Charles Rev
enue of Portland spent Thanks
giving with his sister, Mrs. Harry
Thomas and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Williamson
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Davis for Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fiscus had
as their Thanksgiving guests Mr.
and Mrs. Frank James and fami
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Morgan and
family of Albany spent Thanks
giving with Mr. and Mrs. Evin
Daley.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Phillips
and family went to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dickson in
West Salem for Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilson and
family spent Thanksgiving with
the Ralph Wilsons at Four Cor
ners. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Buisman
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Buisman in Salem Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Newton had
as Thanksgiving guests Mr. and
Mrs. Myron Eaton and two chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. John Sealey
and Tim Caslyle of Yakima who
is spending the weekend.
Guests at the A. T. Barker home
Thanksgiving were Clayella Al
len, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barker
of Salem and Laura George of
HopewelL
Ollie Nichols and Hazel Granig
of Salem spent Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Nich
ols and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Keeney, who
have been living in Salem, are
moving to Nyssa, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Goin of
Portland are visiting their' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barker.
Rev. Tenney, 74,
Dies at Portland
PORTLAND, Nov. 2$-(ff-The
Rev. Charles Wesley Tenney, 74,
former president of Gooding col
lege, Gooding, Idaho, and of Mon
tana Wealeyan college, died here
today at his home.
A native of Vancouver, Wash.,
he was a graduate of Willamette
university and the University of
Oregon law school.
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Permission to continue opera
tion of city bus service to three
suburban areas outside Salem city
limits will be requested by Ore
gon Motor Stages at state public
utilities commission hearing here
at 10 a.m. Wednesday, December
10, PUC Commissioner George H.
Flagg announced Saturday.
Bus routes involved in the
hearing include those which now
serve Liberty, Four Corners and
east Center street areas. Permis
sion to extend the city lines to
include the areas was granted by
the Salem city council last Sum
mer and the service began on
September 15.
Existing bus lines within the
city limits are already licensed by
the PUC. The company's applica
tion for a license to furnish serv
ice to the present outlying com
munities permanently will be
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Lucas Eyed as
Truman Partner
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29 -UP)
Senator Lucas (D-Ill) took him
self out of the Illinois democratic
governorship race today in an
action interpreted as leaving him
available for possible nomination
as his party's vice presidential
candidate.
In r formal statement, Lucas
said- that President Truman and
other party leaden had urged him
to remain in the senate where his
present term expires in 1951. Lu
cas is senate minority whip, a po
sition In which he is charged with
lining up party colleagues for im
portant votes.
Civil Air Patrol to
Feto Anniversary
PORTLAND. Nov.29 WV-Mem-
bers of 12 Oregon units of the civil
air patrol will join in observing
the sixth anniversary of the army'a
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